Fish Basket

Indeed we should. I feel like putting things in recycling is just not enough.

@RubyHawk well I do segregate them in my bins and follow council rules but I can't deny I still have a lot of "refuse" wastes or what they consider as non recyclable.

@flapiz How do you dispose of your trash?

This was in Southsea foreshore but there's another fish at the city centre of Portsmouth, UK.

@flapiz Thank you. We have been in Portsmouth, we took the Ferry there to go to France. we were there to get an expensive car that one of our client bought and asked us to take it to him.

@LadyDuck I think you're talking about the Brittany Ferries. It's my dream to try that someday.

Powerful message and beautifully presented.

I thought it was quite attractive too and sends a very clear message.

Yeah quite a creative way to actually show us the impact of our wastes.

@mildredtabitha I am not sure they seem to have left it full. I think it's staying like that for a bit to show to people and hopefully it gets emptied again.

@flapiz so now that it's full, does that mean there is a truck to collect all the waste so it can be empty again?

Yeah it's a shame when we see these marine life eating these plastics or getting stuck in them. We must be more responsible of our waste.

@flapiz Human beings are on highest pedestal of evolution and so we are born with a huge responsibility of taking care of all other life forms. But sadly we become selfish and arrogant and feel that we are superior and own them. Now the nature is backfiring at us and we need to mend our ways

@arunima25 it's become quite hard though. We have become accustomed to using convenient things such as these plastic packaging. It's went on for a very long time it's hard to actually stop using it now. There have been efforts to minimise waste but I think government should impose stricter policies regarding loitering as well.

Creative and impactful.

@flapiz so true

It is sad to see it in this presentation. I think it is a powerful message.

And unfortunately we humans are usually if not always the one causing it.

@flapiz That is true

I reckon if we do this seriously I'm sure we'd need more than one fish receptacle. It's a visual way to show us the impact of plastic wastes.

@flapiz That's true and an excellent way to impress on people how much rubbish goes in the ocean.

Yeah I do love it though I can see from the outcome the severity of the situation.

Indeed. We only have one earth, one home.

It is catchy. These days we got to be creative to get a message across as it's hard to grab people's attention with the media age.